If you would rather donate with a check or money order, please mail it to:
VR Foundation
1, Penn Plaza, #6205
New York, NY 10119 USA
On behalf of millions suffering from vitiligo, THANK YOU!
We would also appreciate donations of books and educational materials on vitiligo for children and young readers, from pre-school through high school.
Books are currently needed for our Library Grant Project and community outreach programs and will be distributed to the libraries of support groups, schools, hospitals, and shelters. We generally ask for a minimum donation of 25 copies per title. All donations are tax-deductible at their current retail value. Please contact us at info@vrfoundation.org
If you would rather donate with a check or money order, please mail it to:
On behalf of millions suffering from vitiligo, THANK YOU!
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